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Lesson 10 - Sleep Flashcards

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Sleep

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a universal, dynamic, highly organized, physiological, behavioural state required to maintain health and well-being

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What 3 processes is sleep controlled by?

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ultradian, homeostatic, circadian

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Ultraradian Process

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-occurs within the sleep state
-characterized by alternating NREM and REM

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Homeostatic Process (process S)

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sleep-wake cycle

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Circadian Process (process C)

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maintaining wakefulness

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Why are people sleeping less on average?

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-stress
-lights
-heavier workload

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How does sleep loss affect someone on the short term?

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-alters mood
-decreased ability to concentrate, make decisions, participate ADLs

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Rest

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-eliminating stressors
-is not the same as sleep

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What does rest contribute to?

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-mental relaxation
-decreased anxiety

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What factors other than hormone release contribute to sleep?

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-light
-medications
-caffeine
-pain
-stress
-shift work

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Physiological Effect of Sleep

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-reduced heart rate
-reduced bloop pressure
-reduced respiratory rate
-decreased oxygen consumption
-lowered temperature

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Will vital signs still be in normal range during sleep?

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yes

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What is the physiological purpose of sleep?

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-improve memory
-daytime alterness
-processing of stored information
-stable mood and emotions
-better stress management
-improved social functioning
-decreased muscle tone
-decreased urination and hormone secretion
-cell and tissue repair
-brain tissue restoration
-improved immune and renal function

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Reticular Activation System (RAS)

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-affects wakefulness and sleep
-wake transitions

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15
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Which region causes sleep?

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the Bulbar synchronizing region

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Adenosine

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-a by-product of energy consumption
-builds up in the blood when awake
-body breaks it down during sleep

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Melatonin

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-a natural hormone that causes drowsiness

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Circadian Rhythms

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-a 24 hour circadian rhythm that regulates wakefulness

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What factors influence circadian rhythms?

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-light
-temperature
-social activities
-work routines

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Biological Clock

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-unique to the individual
-synchronizes sleep-wake cycles
-affects optimal time of day

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Stage 1 Sleep: NREM

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-light and drowsy
-lightest level of sleep
-2-5% of sleep time
-unresponsive but easily aroused
-muscle tone present

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Stage 2 Sleep: NREM

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-sound sleep
-most time spent here (45-55%)
-muscle tone still present

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Stage 3 Sleep: NREM

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-deepest sleep
-10% of time
-relaxed muscles

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REM Sleep

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-dreams
-25% of sleep
-phase at the end of each sleep cycle
-loss of muscle tone
-increased gastric secretions

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What are parasomnias and when do they occur?

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-sleepwalking, bedwetting, night terrors
-during stage 3

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Where is more time spent in sleep when missed sleep has occured?

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stage 3

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How many sleep cycles occur?

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-4-5 that last 90-120 mins each

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Where do newborns and children spend the most time sleeping?

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stage 3 NREM

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How much sleep do neonates need (birth to 30 days)?

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16 hours

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How much sleep do infants need (1-12 months)?

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12-14 hours

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What is important to remember for sleeping babies?

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-no sleeping on stomach, no pillows, or blankets
-suffocation risk

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How many hours of sleep do toddlers need?

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12-14 hours

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How many hours of sleep do preschoolers need?

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13 hours

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How many hours of sleep do school-aged children need?

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9-10

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How many hours of sleep do adolescents need?

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varies

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How many hours of sleep do young adults need?

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6-8.5 hours

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How many hours of sleep do middle aged/older adults need?

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6-8

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Why do adults get/need less sleep?

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-stress
-having to wake often
-anxiety
-insomnia

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Nocturia

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urination during the night

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Insomnia

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report problems falling asleep and staying asleep

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Sleep Apnea

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people stop breathing for a period of at least 10 seconds when asleep

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Narcolepsy

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complex neurological sleep disorder, feels overwhelming sleep level and falls asleep

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Cataplexy

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-sudden loss of muscle tone associated with narcolepsy

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Hypersomnia

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-excessive prolonged sleepiness or difficulty waking

45
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea

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-most common sleep disorder
-prolonged interruption of airflow
-breathing stops while making

46
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OSA Risk Factors

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-obesity
-smoking
-alcohol consumption
-ethnicity

47
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Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)

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-manages OSA
-provides constant high pressure air flow and keeps airway constantly open

48
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Treatments for Sleep Apnea

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-weight loss
-stop smoking
-sleep positioning
-dental devices
-implanted nerve stimulator

NURS 175 - Nursing Practice Foundations (11 decks)

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